SoFi Stock Price Surges Past $32 to Reach an All-Time High, Crypto Business Making Rapid Progress

On December 5, Lookonchain monitoring shows the Ethereum Foundation transferred 1,000 ETH (valued at approximately $3.12 million) 25 minutes ago.

**BlackRock Crypto ETF Flows: Ethereum Inflows vs Bitcoin Outflows (Past 2 Weeks)** Per Farside data as of December 5th: - BlackRock’s Ethereum spot ETF has posted **total net inflows of $2.229 billion** over the past two weeks. - Its Bitcoin spot ETF (IBIT) has recorded **total net outflows of $2.756 billion** in the same span. Notable daily moves: - IBIT’s largest single-day net outflow: $88.7 million (December 2nd). - Ethereum ETF’s largest single-day net inflow: $92.6 million (November 24th). The ETH/BTC exchange rate climbed 5.77% during the period, underscoring the divergence in investor sentiment between the two crypto ETFs. This version aligns with U.S. news brief style: concise, scannable, and prioritizes key metrics (total flows, daily extremes, market correlation) with natural, conversational verbs ("posted," "recorded," "climbed") and clear labeling of assets/ETFs.

As of Dec 5, data from Farside indicates BlackRock’s IBIT posted a total net outflow of $275.6 million over the past two weeks. Notable single-day trends include: - Largest single-day net outflow: $1.491 billion on Nov 24 - Largest single-day net inflow: $1.201 billion on Dec 2

December 5th — Per on-chain data, roughly $4 million worth of PIGGY was unusually minted and immediately dumped over the past 15 minutes. The token’s price has plummeted 90% in seconds, with its current market capitalization now at $810,000.

**December 5 Update** Franklin Templeton officially unveiled details of its spot Solana (SOL) ETF on December 5. Key details: - Initial SOL holdings: 17,000 tokens (custodied by Coinbase Custody), with a market value of approximately $2.4 million. - Current circulating shares: 100,000; the ETF charges a 0.19% trading fee. Franklin Templeton noted the firm will stake its SOL holdings to generate rewards, which will be included in its revenue.

On December 5, the U.S. 10-year Treasury note yield rose 2 basis points to 4.12%, hitting a fresh high not seen since November 2020. (FX678)